This crochet bikinis top and crop top pattern is designed around a classic triangle cup shape that adapts easily to different body sizes and style preferences. The structure uses simple double crochet blocks and strategic chain spaces, making it easy to resize while maintaining a clean and balanced look. You can keep it minimal for swimwear or extend the length for a comfortable everyday crop top.
Crochet Bikinis Crop Top

With adjustable straps, flexible cup sizing, and the option to play with bold color changes, this pattern works beautifully for summer outfits, beachwear, layering pieces, and festival looks.
Materials
- Yarn in three colors suitable for bikini or crop tops
- 2.5 mm crochet hook for the main body
- 3.5 mm crochet hook for straps using double yarn
- Scissors
- Measuring tape
- Lighter for sealing yarn ends if using synthetic yarn
Triangle Cups Construction
- Start with a magic ring
- Chain 3 to count as the first double crochet and chain 1 for spacing
- Work 3 double crochets into the ring
- Chain 2 to form the top corner of the triangle
- Work 3 double crochets into the ring
- Chain 1 and place 1 double crochet to finish the first row
- Turn your work
- Begin the next row by working 1 single crochet into the first stitch
- Chain 2 to count as the first double crochet
- Chain 1 for spacing
- Work 3 double crochets into the first chain space
- Chain 1
- In the center chain 2 space, work 3 double crochets, chain 2, then 3 double crochets
- Chain 1

- Work 3 double crochets into the next chain space
- Chain 1
- Finish the row with 1 double crochet into the top of the turning chain
- Turn the work
- Continue repeating this row structure
- Always work blocks of 3 double crochets separated by 1 chain along the sides
- Always work 3 double crochets, chain 2, and 3 double crochets at the top point
- Change colors every two rows if desired
- Complete 6 rows to form the center triangle section
Increasing the Cup Size
- After the first 6 rows, continue repeating the same pattern
- Each new row naturally increases the triangle size
- Keep the sides straight by maintaining the block spacing
- Measure the triangle against your bust as you work
- Stop increasing when the cup fully covers the bust area
- The reference size uses a total of 11 rows, but you may add or reduce rows as needed

Making the Second Cup
- Repeat the entire triangle process to create a second identical cup
- Make sure both cups have the same number of rows
- Check that both triangles are symmetrical in size and shape
Joining the Cups
- With the right side facing, begin a new row on the first cup
- Work the block pattern across the first triangle as usual
- When you reach the inner edge of the first cup, insert the hook into the top chain of the second cup
- Pull the yarn through to connect the cups
- Continue working the same block pattern across the second triangle
- Finish the row normally
- The cups are now joined at the center

Bottom Body Extension
- Turn the work so you are crocheting along the bottom edge of the joined cups
- Attach yarn at one end
- Work groups of 3 double crochets separated by 1 chain across the entire bottom edge
- Turn the work at the end of the row
- Repeat the same block pattern for additional rows
- Continue adding rows until you reach your desired length
- Fewer rows create a bikini top
- More rows create a longer crop top
Straps and Back Lacing
- Hold two strands of yarn together for strength
- Use the larger hook
- Attach yarn to one top corner of the cup
- Chain a long cord that comfortably reaches across the back
- Fasten off securely
- Repeat on the opposite top corner
- Attach yarn to one side of the bottom edge
- Chain another long cord using double yarn
- Weave the cord through the side spaces in a crisscross pattern
- Tie at the back to secure the fit
- Adjust tightness as needed for comfort and support

Finishing
- Weave in all yarn ends securely
- If using synthetic yarn, lightly seal ends with a lighter
- Try on the top and adjust straps if needed





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